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Can you give me the dimensions of this shower?

kristenzwilliams

11 years ago

We are building a new homeand trying to accommodate a walk-in shower in a smaller space. We love this shower and are tryingto determineif it would fit inthe space we have allotted. Thank you!

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Jack's Kitchens
10 years ago
This shower is over six feet on each side. We have done much smaller walk-in showers. Just keep in mind where the shower spray will go so that it doesn't end up on the floor outside the shower. Even 3 by 4 feet can be done as a walk-in.
kristenzwilliams
Original Author
10 years ago
Thank you. I really appreciate your quick response. Very helpful.
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